Bayesian BE Assessment [Study Assessment]
Hi Ben,
If current frequentist methods for studies where bayesian analysis may fit (two-stage) are full of controversies in the regulators point of view, I can't even imagine if you introduce bayesian methods to them in those cases
I'm not a frequentist phanatic. I believe both approaches are valid depending on the problems and study designs under consideration. Regarding bioequivalence however, I don't see how bayesian inference may add any value. The same is not true for therapeutic equivalence studies (biosimilars), where I believe bayesian methods would be very advantageous since you already "have" prior "information" regarding treatments.
Regards,
David
If current frequentist methods for studies where bayesian analysis may fit (two-stage) are full of controversies in the regulators point of view, I can't even imagine if you introduce bayesian methods to them in those cases

I'm not a frequentist phanatic. I believe both approaches are valid depending on the problems and study designs under consideration. Regarding bioequivalence however, I don't see how bayesian inference may add any value. The same is not true for therapeutic equivalence studies (biosimilars), where I believe bayesian methods would be very advantageous since you already "have" prior "information" regarding treatments.
Regards,
David
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- Bayesian BE Assessment Ben 2017-03-13 18:55 [Study Assessment]
- Bayesian BE AssessmentDavidManteigas 2017-03-14 11:45